February, 2013

• 11 February

  124-year-old Muslim woman refused to sell her religion for money and fame

  

  The head scarf was the only hindrance in the way for the oldest woman in the world to enter the so-called Guinness World Records.   124-year-old Palestinian Maryam Hamdan Ammash, her sons and grandsons refused to meet the condition of the Guinness team for the aged woman to take off her head scarf and appear on TV.   Maryam's family …

  Read More »
• 11 February

  Muslim Law by Senior Lawyer Karunaratne Herath

  

  ‘Muslim Law’, the book written by Senior Lawyer Karunaratne Herath will be launched at BMICH today (9th) at 9.00 a.m. At a time when the attention of the country has been drawn to Islam law or ‘Sharya Law ‘releasing a book on the subject in Sinhalese is specially important. Post Disclaimer | Support UsSupport Us The sailanmuslim.com web site  entirely …

  Read More »
• 11 February

  All Ceylon Jamiyyathul Ulama (ACJU) – Media Conference – MUST WATCH VIDEOS

  

  01 Allegations Against Muslims & ACJU     02 Allegations Against Mosque & Muslims as Extremists – By Ash Sheikh Faazil Farook     03 Allegations Against Halaal Certifications – By Ash Sheikh Murshid Mulaffar     04 Question & Answer – By Ash Sheikh Murshid Mulaffar     05 Allegations Against Muslims (Tamil)     Press Release held on …

  Read More »
• 11 February

  The Muslim Jesus (ITV Documentary)

  

  A Brief Illustrated Guide To Understanding Islam Post Disclaimer | Support UsSupport Us The sailanmuslim.com web site  entirely supported by individual donors and well wishers. If you regularly visit this site and wish to show your appreciation, or if you wish to see further development of sailanmuslim.com, please donate us Donate IMPORTANT : All content hosted on sailanmuslim.com is solely …

  Read More »
• 7 February

  Religious tension: Issues need to be resolved amicably through talks

  

  Bodu Bala Sena Organisation (BBSO) President and All Ceylon Jamiyyathhul Ulema (ACJU) General Secretary ,call for dialogue in interviews with Chandani Kirinde and Hansini Bandara The recent upsurge in tension between the Sinhala and Muslim communities in the country has prompted the Government to set up an all-party Parliamentary Select Committee (PSC) to study the emerging trend in religious fundamentalism …

  Read More »
• 7 February

  Meet the woman behind the niqab: Fathima Farook By: Catherine Porter

  

  An entrepreneur, teacher, mom and volunteer, Fathima Farook has had to put up with shameful taunts for nothing more than her choice of garb.   Fathima Farook has a pleasant round face and warm dark eyes. If you buy her pakoora or aloo masala at the Evergreen Brick Works Farmers Market, though, you’ll see her eyes but not her face. …

  Read More »
• 7 February

  Communal and religious extremism: Sri Lankans should be vigilant By K.T.Rajasingham

  

  The greatest challenge Sri Lanka will face in the next decade is the rise of communal and religious extremism, cautioned Professor Rohan Gunaratna. After 30 years of bloodletting, the idea of promoting narrow ethnic divisions ended in May 2009. If anyone wants to instill racial and religious prejudice, suspicion and hatred and be a future Prabhakaran, the Government should look …

  Read More »